At the launch of LRM bags into Fenwick’s stores Nationwide I presented an “Introduction to Colour” talk at the Fenwick’s London Bond Street Kitchen to an audience of celebrities, influencers, and key media.  I specifically highlighted the power of colour combining, talking about the psychological benefits of wearing certain colours together in fashion, demonstrating with the LRM coloured and neutral bags.

Twice I have been lucky enough to host an evening fashion event with the fabulous boutique Ridley London in Barnes. I have given talks on colour analysis and colour psychology and then provided individual colour advice to Ridley’s prestigious clients and influencers.  Their colourful designs are beautiful and they share the same ethos of ‘individuality’ that I am so passionate about and I love working with them.

lThis leading textile company invited me to present a “What is Your Colour?” evening event about “Understanding the theory of colour and how it can enhance people and places” to over 50 top Interior Designers. This involved highlighting how personal colour palettes in Colour Analysis can be taken into wardrobes and homes, covering the genetics, science, theory and colour psychology.  I demonstrated on ladies of two different seasonal palettes followed up with some individual colour analysis for the audience.

I have presented many make-over shows and helped raise over £15,000 for charity by hosting and dressing ladies for the Ten Years Younger event held in Surrey. “Jules organised a stylish and slick show, which as well as providing some invaluable tips for the audience, also showed how totally transforming a makeover can be. She was a consummate professional.” Stella Wildsmith, Organiser.

At BT in London, I presented and ran a one-day workshop with 18 of BT’s top training staff and treated all of them to a colour analysis and style consultation in a fun and informative environment.  Head of BT Group Cost Transformation Practice Karen Leftley said “our day with Jules was superb, in the 24 hours following Karen ditched her pink lipstick and bought coral, Adele bought new green eye-make up, Philippa ordered a chocolate brown winter coat and Dave rocked up today in a blue suit, blue shirt and purple tie and looked amazing”.

At Mastercard I presented a corporate “How NOT to Wear Black” event to over 50 female executives.  I carried out Colour Analysis consultations for the attendees. Organiser Surabhi Bishnoi said “The event was a great success – the women are really talking about it”.

My ‘Image Matters’ workshops within the Government have proved very popular and my aim is to be educational and entertaining, focussing on the importance of projecting an authentic image for public speaking, campaigning and all media communications. 

All over the south of England I’ve hosted events at Champneys providing ladies with individual advice on colour analysis and personal style whilst being able to enjoy a glass of wine and a make-up session. Another successful evenings colour event was also held at High Road House in London, part of the Soho House chain.

At John Lewis Department Store in London, I held a Styling & Colour Masterclass teaching ladies how to discover colours to suit them, how to use accessories to refresh a wardrobe, and looked at the psychology of successful styling.  One lady wrote “Thanks for a fantastic style event at John Lewis. It was interesting and fun and myself and my colleague enjoyed it immensely”.

For these corporate firms I ran presentations on “Image” to both company’s employees and then followed up with individual Colour Analysis and body-shape consultations as 1:1’s in their offices.